Size: 123,6 MB
Time: 53:26
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2025
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. If Mama Ain't Happy Nobody's Happy (3:16)
2. Fake It 'Till You Make It (3:19)
3. 8th Street Woman (4:08)
4. Your Love Is All I Crave (4:27)
5. Keep On Doin' What You're Doin' (2:50)
6. Come Back Baby (4:20)
7. Apron Wearing Woman (3:36)
8. A.B. Stomp (4:28)
9. 7 Days A Week (4:45)
10. Piedmont Ridge (4:07)
11. High And Lonesome (5:02)
12. Ramblin' On My Mind (4:36)
13. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean (4:25)
Aaron Burton is yet another of those Texan pickers who seems to creep in under the radar, lodging himself in the mind and memory. With around half a dozen albums already to his credit, he brings more than a touch of Down South, low-down and dirty acoustic blues to the mix. Obviously touched by Texan influences, including Sam Lightnin’ Hopkins, Burton nevertheless manages to slip sideways into the slipstream and stamp his own character on the material and the fine fretwork with evident ease.
His droll, drawling vocal delivery matches his picking style perfectly, and he always squeezes some unexpected humor into the lyrical mix. Burton is one of those guys who is clearly comfortable with the music, and has an excellent grasp of the essentials of good ole’ traditional, southern blues. /Iain Patience
His droll, drawling vocal delivery matches his picking style perfectly, and he always squeezes some unexpected humor into the lyrical mix. Burton is one of those guys who is clearly comfortable with the music, and has an excellent grasp of the essentials of good ole’ traditional, southern blues. /Iain Patience
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6 comments:
Thanks Rooster! 🤙💙🎼😎
You're most welcome Daba, glad you enjoyed the post. Thank you for your comment, it's appreciated.
Red, sorry to say, but after checking, it is in fact a 128 copy.
Well, what can I say. It says 320 when I play the files, the tags says 320 and the sound is alright. That's good enough to me. The post will remain as it is, and if someone doesn't want to get it because it isn't a "real" 320 copy that's perfectly fine with me.
thank youuu
I have this album taken from different online digital sources in lossless and all have the same quality. Tracks high frequency cutoff range from 16.4 to 22.1 kHz (track 11). This is what it is, this album was not upscaled, was made this way. Why? Ask the label sound engineers, lol.
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